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as long as I don't have to put my tongue - yuk - anywhere - yuk - near them phew - who was the pervert that thought of that kissy, licky, tonguey stuff yukk. abstaining for all I'm worth Aris. |
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sorry? what am I giving up here exactly? ciggies? OK |
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It's, er, a test of, ah, virtue [po]. I, um, have no doubt that you'd pass. |
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nah, me halo has fallen in front of me eyes again, get it orf me. bloody thing is getting on me nerves. more ornament than use, if you ask me! |
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Apparently virgins can also walk through swarms of bees without getting stung, re-light extinguished candles, and stare into the sun without coming to harm. So unicorns wouldn't be strictly necessary for testing if Britney Spears has been lying to us all this time. |
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I'm not a virgin, but I can relight extinguished candles. All you need is a match... |
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Half-baked in the book 'The Burning City', although not as a zoo. |
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Aristotle: You're actually proposing to regenerate creatures that are nothing more than a white horse with a bl00dy great sharp spike on their forehead ? Come on, real horses are bad enough without giving them buit-in armament; one of my toes still doesn't bend properly seven years after the unprovoked "attack". What horses would do to people if you gave them a handy kebab skewer doesn't bear thinking about. Ouch. |
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A wise man once said, "Never play leapfrog with a unicorn." |
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